'number of trainings' is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, 'The number of trainings provided by the company has been steadily increasing over the years'.
Information from TIMS was used to generate reports on the number of people trained in clinical skills, clinical training skills and advanced training skills, as well as the number of trainings each clinical trainer and advanced trainer had conducted since the training.
First we set the total number of trainings N b =120 and adopt three types of training: equi-powered and equi-spaced (our optimal design); equi-powered but with random length; equi-spaced but with random power.
In the next round we will study the practicability and burdening for ICU nurses of providing cognitive training, and finally decrease the number of trainings based on the results.
CHWs who attend a lower number of trainings tend to be more effective - probably because training is provided by a variety of trainers, different contents, course organization and methodologies, which may create a sense of ambiguity.
" For capacity building we have a number of trainings going on and our students and junior staff will benefit from the training that we are going to offer…it's really just knowledge transfer I think that's going to be very successful.
I have participated directly in a number of trainings, and a sustained push by school districts and education boards on this front is very critical, as well as linking this to the broader campaign for curriculum review and adoption.
Unfortunately, there are a number of substandard trainings being conducted in the United States that don't meet the international associations' criteria.
Instead, we can actually try to solve the optimization problem directly by performing an adaptive process that on one hand tries to maximize the objective function and on the other hand samples the possible (varvec{lambda }) space intelligently in order to minimize the number of classifier trainings.
To promote standardization in the management and clinical use of cefepime, clinical pharmacists and infectious disease experts carried out a number of these trainings for clinicians about the knowledge and clinical use of antibacterial drugs and their management through the organization of a sub-committee of the DTC, the Antibacterial Drug Management Team.
Growing interest in the technology of training and increasing of the number of people, conducting trainings, actualize the question: what kind of specialist will realize the technology effectively?
Depending on the enrollee's previous experience and knowledge of overdose, the setting and the number of people being trained, trainings are provided in groups (no more than 10 people per staff member) or individually and can last between 5 and 60 minutes.
